SuperComputer for AI Agents
A virtual machine that lets agents write, run, and verify code without human help


"Empowering developers and businesses to
unlock
the full potential of AI agents"
One Standard Interface
Works out-of-the-box with
any MCP-compatible model
(Claude,
OpenAI & more)
Secure, Auditable Execution
Every job runs in a sandboxed
container with
verifiable
outputs
Zero DevOps Overhead
Developers integrate in minutes,
no servers and no
scaling
Parallel execution
Pay per run. Supports fiat,
X402 rails, and crypto
Payments
No bottlenecks
No security risks
No resource constraints
No fragmented infastructure
From MVP to Global Execution Network
Foundation
Goal: MVP dashboard + SDK
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>_ Launch AVM MVP with core execution capabilities.
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>_ Integrate with leading AI automation platforms via MCP.
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>_ Establish security, monitoring, and developer support infrastructure.
Expansion
Goal: 1,000 developers
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>_ Add support for multiple programming languages beyond Python and Typescript.
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>_ Implement real-time analytics and reporting dashboards.
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>_ Initiate ecosystem grants and strategic partnerships.
Decentralization
Goal: Permissionless node network (+100 nodes)
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>_ Transition to a decentralized execution network.
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>_ Enable tokenized incentives for compute providers under the MCP standard.
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>_ Launch DAO governance modules for protocol parameter management.
Scaling
Goal: 10,000 users, ecosystem integration
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>_ Launch full-scale marketing and adoption campaigns.
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>_ Expand infrastructure for global AI agent networks.
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>_ Continuously optimize performance; introduce advanced features (GPU support, dynamic load balancing).
Consolidation
Goal: Global agent-native marketplace, 40,000+ users
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>_ Cement AVM as the global backbone for AI execution.
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>_ Launch the personal computer for autonomous agents.
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>_ Establish an agent-native marketplace for compute and automation tools.
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>_ Unlock the next era of agent-based computing.
FAQ
like Claude or GPT-4?
run_code
interface to LLMs.
Any agent that supports tool use or function calling can securely send code to AVM,
which runs it in an isolated container and returns structured output.
AVM handle?
- Code evaluation and grading
- Data scraping and transformation
- E-commerce automations
- On-chain analytics: Anything your agent can code, AVM can execute—safely and at scale.